(Krishnan) If we have a large amount of data in a datagrid, it will be useful for us if we having some kind of sorting mechanism in it so that we can look at whatever kind of record we want. We are going to implement the sorting procedure of a ASP.NET datagrid.

(HanneSThEGreaT) In Part I of Comparison Between VB 6.0 and VB.NET Objects, you looked at the differences in the Properties Windows. This article, Part II, compares the most obvious and common features between the VB 6.0 and VB.NET Toolboxes, based on these aspects: –Toolbox Tabs –Toolbox Too

(John Peterson) While some of you have been playing with Visual Studio 2005 for a while now, many of you probably either haven’t found the time or are a little worried about messing up your current development environment. This article will give you a quick look at Microsoft’s latest development env

(Steve Taylor) J2EE developers working in a standard lifecycle model often face challenges in managing deployment descriptors for the different lifecycle stages. In larger J2EE development environments where IT governance is an issue, developers follow a strict process of promoting their J2EE applic

(george.p.alexander) “George! You’re giving a .Net framework presentation for the team….next Friday.” So busy and hooked up on my project at work last Friday, I almost missed that one liner from my boss. I gave a “yeah…sure boss!” and went back to work forgetting about the whole thing in the mids

(Mellonfire) As a Web developer, it’s common to have to interact with files on disk: check disk usage, read file permissions, find file modification times, and read file contents. Fortunately PHP comes with a full-fledged set of file functions for just this purpose and this document lists them all,

(Steve Joubert) Most software projects fail. Only about a quarter are completely successful. About half are late and over budget and the remaining quarter just fade into oblivion. What if there was a simple way to ensure your project’s success? There is, and it’s all about starting out in the right

(Scott Mitchell) The goal of ASP.NET’s site navigation feature is to allow a developer to specify a site map that describes his website’s logical structure. A site map is constructed of an arbitrary number of hierarchically-related site map nodes, which typical contain a name and URL. The site navig

(Tony Patton) Most .NET developers are familiar with the often overused DataSet objects. The DataTable object receives much less attention, which is unfortunate since DataTable objects provide plenty of features that are more appropriate in many development scenarios—especially when performance is a

(Brian Mains) The new feature, web parts, provides a portal infrastructure to .NET applications. Web parts can be added, removed, and reordered, while retaining all of these settings using the personalization API. This feature is a tremendous feature to add to the framework, especially since web par